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- Nursing Home Abuse
- Personal Injury and Automobile Accidents
- Medical Malpractice
- DUI, Traffic and Criminal Law Defense
- Business Litigation
- Divorce
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Firm Library
Nursing Home Abuse
- Virginia Adult and Elder Abuse and Neglect Statistics
- Suspect Elder Abuse? Learn About Mandated Reporting
- Signs of elder abuse, neglect, or exploitation
- Understaffed Nursing Homes can Lead to Elder Abuse
- Rights of Nursing Home Residents
Personal Injury and Automobile Accidents
- No Civil Liability for Hosts or Bars in Virginia
- Is Your Car Spying On You?
- What can be done about teen car deaths?
- Common Questions about Virginia’s Seat Belt Laws
- What the Injured Worker Gets
Medical Malpractice
- Website Allows Consumers to Compare Hospitals
- New Technology may Reduce Physician Mistakes
- Shortage of On-Call Specialists at Hospitals is Costing Patients
- Transient Ischemic Attacks & Strokes
- How Medical Mistakes are Costing U.S. Healthcare $8.8 Billion
DUI, Traffic and Criminal Law Defense
- Having one more for the road may skew breath tests
- The Federal Government’s Answer to Hard Core Drinking and Driving
- All about the Walk and Turn Field Sobriety Test
- Requesting a Restricted License in Virginia
- Ignition Interlock Devices & DUI Law
Divorce
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Business Litigation
As one of the 621,700 business owners in Virginia, you’ve worked hard to achieve success. You’ve maneuvered the paperwork, hired dependable employees, and successfully marketed a product to a loyal clientele. You’ve done everything to ensure success, yet that doesn’t decide whether your company prospers. One client too many dodges payment, a contractor doesn’t complete a job, a supplier doesn’t deliver important materials, or a former employee can share sensitive information with competitors, and your business will suffer. In fact, businesses have a 44% chance of lasting four years. If your company is based in the Norfolk/Tidewater area, and you have legal concerns, the attorneys at Weisberg and Zaleski are available to assist you. Weisberg and Zaleski have the experience it takes to pursue and recover any financial damages due to breach of contract, indemnification disputes, interruption of services, non-release of funds or payment, computer failures, and non-compete issues. Unfair business practices can lead to far worse than short term financial hardships; in the worst case scenario, they can lead to bankruptcy. In 2005, over 39,000 businesses declared bankruptcy. It is a very real threat, and the lawyers at Weisberg and Zaleski can help you avoid that horrible possibility.
The law firm of Weisberg and Zaleski, located in Norfolk, understands just how important small business owners are to our economy. As a business owner, you helped generate over 28% of U.S. export revenue in 2005. If your company is constantly battling other businesses, agencies, and clients regarding contractual obligations, you aren’t the only one taking a hit; the economy suffers, too. The attorneys at Weisberg and Zaleski will aggressively and tirelessly work to collect what your company is owed, and they’re willing to litigate. As a small business owner, you represent 99.7% of the country’s employer base. According to the United States Small Business Association, small companies and businesses employ 50% of the workforce, including 41% of all high tech employees. The professionals at Weisberg and Zaleski know the intricacies of employment law as well as insurance coverage. They can assist you in creating employee contracts that will ensure that your company’s secrets to success aren’t leaked. In the event that your trade secrets are made public, the law firm of Weisberg and Zaleski are equipped to handle the breach and compensate you. In the event that your business is in the position to declare bankruptcy, Weisberg and Zaleski can counsel you.
If your business operates in Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Hampton, Newport News, Suffolk, Poquoson, or Williamsburg, or the surrounding counties of James City, Gloucester, Matthews, Isle of Wight, Franklin, Surry, Southampton, Northampton, or Accomack, you should contact the law firm of Weisberg and Zaleski today for a consultation. Even if your business isn’t in jeopardy, you can consult with the seasoned experts at Weisberg and Zaleski to ensure that your business is protected in the event of a breach of contract or a business dispute. In the case that you are involved in a situation in which your business is being harmed due to unfair business practices, breach of contract, interruption of services, indemnification disputes, non-release of funds or payments, computer failures, insurance issues, or non-compete issues, Weisberg and Zaleski are ready to protect your company and your interests. Your business is important, not only to the United States economy, but to the law firm of Weisberg and Zaleski. Let them help you. Call for a consultation today at (757) 622-7740. Learn what your options are and let experienced and knowledgeable attorneys assist you in making the important decisions that will impact the success of your business. Choose wisely. Call Weisberg and Zaleski today.
Frequent Questions for Business Litigation:
- What is involved in litigating a business matter?
- What are the alternatives to litigation?
- How does mediation differ from arbitration?
- What effort will you put in to my case?
- What fee schedule is employed for a class action?
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Norfolk, VA 23510
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Phone: (757) 622-7740
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FAQs
Personal Injury and Automobile Accidents
- Do I need a specialty lawyer for my personal injury case?
- When do I have a personal injury claim?
- Will a traffic court's determination of guilt or innocence affect the outcome of my civil suit for personal injury?
- Should I leave my vehicle unmoved at an accident scene until the police arrive?
- Should I call an Attorney before seeking medical attention?
Medical Malpractice
- What will the attorneys fees cost?
- What should I do if I feel that I, or someone close to me, have been a victim of medical malpractice?
- How is medical malpractice defined?
- The result of the medical care was bad and I believe that my doctor made a mistake. Will I win my case?
- Do doctors have a duty to tell the patients of every possible risk associated with a medical procedure?
DUI, Traffic and Criminal Law Defense
- Will a traffic court's determination of guilt or innocence affect the outcome of my civil suit for personal injury?
- Does the failure of the police to give the Miranda warnings prior to arrest operate to make your arrest unlawful?
- I have failed my breathalyzer test. What good can an attorney do in such a case?
- When should an attorney be present with me?
- I have been asked to sign some forms by the police officers. What should I do?
Business Litigation
- What is involved in litigating a business matter?
- What are the alternatives to litigation?
- How does mediation differ from arbitration?
- What effort will you put in to my case?
- What fee schedule is employed for a class action?
Divorce
- If your spouse is in the military and you have been married less than ten years, do you have any rights to the military pension?
- Do you have to have the agreement of your spouse to get divorced?
- How is it possible to agree on a divorce with the best possible outcome for both parties?
- Can I and my spouse use the same attorney for our divorce for the purpose of saving money?
- How likely is it for a father to retain custody of the children?